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by vernie 8y ago
Many programmers like to insist that they're engineers and at the same time come up with excuses for why they shouldn't be held to the same standards as other types of engineers.
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by vernie 8y ago
It's just too bad that all crimes are punished by death. Awfully unfair and disproportionate in most cases.
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by vernie 8y ago
Americans love to be tyrannical and punitive, particularly with service employees. And business owners are more than happy to grant them that in exchange for lower wages. Feels like a fair trade to me.
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by vernie 8y ago
Sega's dev kit included recordable GD-ROM discs and a drive that could write to them.
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by vernie 8y ago
I was scared that tech pedants would need to find a new place to bicker.
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by vernie 8y ago
Then they shouldn't have bought a porn site.
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by vernie 8y ago
Access through the apps has been free for a couple of years now.
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by vernie 8y ago
That's capitalism, baby!
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by vernie 8y ago
Wow. Damn. Got 'em.
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by vernie 8y ago
That's great, I'm so happy for you.
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by vernie 8y ago
You lost me at TV-B-Gone.
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by vernie 8y ago
Sayre's law, baby.
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by vernie 8y ago
I guess they gave up on fixing their dogshit powertrains.
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by vernie 8y ago
Take a breath.
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by vernie 8y ago
I've always thought of it in terms of the buttocks rather than the anus.
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by vernie 8y ago
Bitcoin offers a nice distraction from real problems.
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by vernie 8y ago
This is a very cool dichotomy you've presented me with.
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by vernie 8y ago
Ooh, THIS one reuses sharps and passes the savings on to me!
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by vernie 8y ago
Hot dog, there's a cheaper ER 30 minutes from here!
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by vernie 8y ago
What's the danger?
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by vernie 8y ago
A hyperspectral camera would make spotting those pesky hikers a breeze.
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by vernie 8y ago
You know, if you really think about it, the banks were victimized by these cunning idiots.
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by vernie 8y ago
I'm an adult, that's why I've worn a suit since high school.
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by vernie 8y ago
Counterpoint: I don't mind it.
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by vernie 8y ago
If I wanted to bother with hacks I wouldn't have Apple products.
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by vernie 8y ago
Right, well we aren't talking about polarization since LEDs don't emit polarized light, so you'd need notch filters to block the wavelengths LEDs emit, but the notch required to block all LEDs would be entire visible spectrum
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by vernie 8y ago
Perhaps by LED they're referring to LED-backlit LCD displays. There's pretty much full coverage of the visible spectrum across different LED types, so the only way to block them is with completely opaque lenses.
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by vernie 8y ago
I would have no idea what I was looking at if the input images weren't provided.
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by vernie 8y ago
No, you have to move fast and kill people by the hundreds.
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by vernie 8y ago
How would a bunch of X-Acto blades laying parallel with the canvas be able to cleanly cut it into strips? It seems more likely that the frame contained a pre-cut version that it just rolled out.

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